Western cattle prices rise as English buyers flow in
A Denver Times report recalls remarks by a Colorado stockman on Wyoming and Colorado beef costs. He notes English and Scottish capital has flooded the West, lifting cattle values from 22 to 30 dollars per head since 1880, with England absorbing most top meat and U S dealers seeing limited profit. He predicts higher prices as ranges crowd and land becomes taxable, while range diversions face crackdowns.
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Wyoming
West
Becan
Colorado
Times
England
Chicago
Texas
London
America
Omaha
New Mexico
Europe
Australia
United States
New York
Teller
Denver Times
German savant investigates U.S. cattle industry tour
Dr Max Sering, Bonn University economist, arrived in New York from Germany to study cattle sheep and horse production. He traveled through Canada Wisconsin Dakota Montana and California and visited Swan Brothers Kingman ranch to view 400 Hereford cattle shipped from England. He continues eastward to complete his inspection.
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Max Sering
University
Bonn
Germany
New York
Canada
Wisconsin
Dakota
Montana
California
Missouri
Minnesota
Swan Brothers
Kingman Ranch
England
East
Cure-all Mail Offer From Rev Josefh Inman
A distressing youth illness advertisement promises a free recipe to cure nervous weakness early decay and manhood loss. It instructs readers to send a self addressed envelope to Rev Josefh T Inman Station D New York City and offers prompt service at reasonable rates through the Leader job office.
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South America
Josefh T. Inman
New York City
Goldacker Protest Highlights Ex Coroner's Public Feud
In Cheyenne Aug 3 1883 ex Coroner Goldacker challenged a Daily Leader critique claiming he faced misrepresentation and slander. The paper defends its stance while urging reform and urging him to reflect on his conduct toward his wife and public image. The exchange riffs on Langtry and public morality for a cautionary closer.
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Goldacker
SmapEr
Henscratching
Frankf
Cheyenne
Abel
Sam
Myen
Gro. P
Mr. Goldacker
Palace
Lfe
Cheyenne Preparations for Arthur Visit Detailed at Meeting
A Cheyenne committee of arrangements was formed to plan President Arthur’s reception during his pass through on the way to Yellowstone. Governor Hale presided, Maj. Lord secretary, with R. C. Morris as assistant secretary. The group invited the president and the army commander to visit Cheyenne, to entertain him, and to coordinate with Fort Russell and civil authorities. The special train was slated to arrive around 3 o’clock tomorrow morning, aiming to minimize public demonstrations.
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Lord
Mason
House of Governordale
Arthur
Yellowstone Park
Hale
Major Lord
R. C. Morris
Sener
United States
Army of the United Sates
Cheyenne
Yellowstone National Park
M. BE. Post
Messrs
F. E. Warren
T. Dyer
M. KE. Post
Thomas Sturgis
W. A. Deuel
Dr. Barkwell
Walter S. Hurlburt
F. E Warren
David
Timothy Dyer
Fort Russell
Bullard
Deuel
Omaha
Union Pacific Telegraph Office
North Platte
Sidney
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Teething Mothers
A vintage advertisement promises immediate relief for sick teething children and claims to cure dysentery and diarrhea, regulate stomach and bowels, and ease wind colic. It touts taste pleasantness and notes the remedy is the prescription of a renowned US physician, sold by druggists worldwide for 25 cents.
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Colorado Stockman
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Daily Leader
J. V. S. Groesbeck
Lahu’s Peak
Routt County
Diamond Peak
Laramie
Wicke! Post-Dispatch
Mary Walker
Pension Bureau
National Bank
Genry
G. Hay
W. O. Lane
E. A. Abry
Glenn
C.N. Crittenton
N.Y
Agox
Glenn's
Pike
Hill
S. Bon
Agn
Great Shoe House
Wyo
Burt
Leather & Findings
Teller City
Skinner Bros. & Wright
Lawrence
16Th
Colo
T. A. Kent
Great Britain
Ireland
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